What I love about Distress Paints is their vibrant colors, while still retaining that marvelous Distress look. Plus they feel like suede when dry! I used various combinations of Dusty Concord, Gathered Twigs, Scattered Straw, Ripe Persimmon, Crushed Olive and Pumice Stone on these tags.
Monday, October 7, 2013
DistressPaintMarbling
Taking Tim Holtz's Creative Chemistry 102 class and I must say, Day 1 was PACKED with info. I just got the first technique completed, with 5 more techniques to go...WOW!!! Busy day in class today!!!!
What I love about Distress Paints is their vibrant colors, while still retaining that marvelous Distress look. Plus they feel like suede when dry! I used various combinations of Dusty Concord, Gathered Twigs, Scattered Straw, Ripe Persimmon, Crushed Olive and Pumice Stone on these tags.
What I love about Distress Paints is their vibrant colors, while still retaining that marvelous Distress look. Plus they feel like suede when dry! I used various combinations of Dusty Concord, Gathered Twigs, Scattered Straw, Ripe Persimmon, Crushed Olive and Pumice Stone on these tags.
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Well done you!!!! Lovely colours
ReplyDeleteYay! Looks like you had a lot of fun doing these! Fab!
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Claudia x
These look awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the nice comments!!! This is probably my favorite technique ever cuz I just love this paints!!!
ReplyDeleteDistress Paints are the BEST! I love them too and your tags are turning out great!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, good luck with the rest of them, they are ALL fun!
ReplyDeleteThe color is jumping off the tags. love it!
ReplyDeleteLook those great tags! This is so fun!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the ones in the middle! It looks like you used some kind of blue, but you don't list them. Which colors did you use for them?
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